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The Tolzey Court was a court with civil jurisdiction that was held in the English city of Bristol. First mentioned in 1344, it may have developed out of the borough hundred court. It was originally held in a room on Corn Street but later moved to the Bristol Guildhall on Broad Street. The court absorbed the Mayor's Court and at least one of Bristol's court of piepowders.

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rdfs:comment	The Tolzey Court was a court with civil jurisdiction that was held in the English city of Bristol. First mentioned in 1344, it may have developed out of the borough hundred court. It was originally held in a room on Corn Street but later moved to the Bristol Guildhall on Broad Street. The court absorbed the Mayor's Court and at least one of Bristol's court of piepowders. (en)
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dcterms:subject	History of Bristol Courts and tribunals disestablished in 1971 Former courts and tribunals in England and Wales Medieval English court system
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	England and Wales Lex mercatoria Liberty (division) Prothonotary Corn Street, Bristol History of Bristol Common law Statute of the Staple Steward (office) Bristol Bristol Guildhall Broad Street, Bristol Trial in absentia Recorder (judge) Registrar (law) Henry VII of England High Court of Justice Bailiff Courts and tribunals disestablished in 1971 County Court (England and Wales) Court of piepowders Court of record Courts Act 1971 Former courts and tribunals in England and Wales Medieval English court system Bristol Record Office Seneschal Sheriff Edward IV Hundred court Municipal Corporations Act 1835 Foreign attachment dbr:Protection_from_Eviction_Act_1964 dbr:Juries_Act_1918
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www2.glos.ac.uk/bgas/tbgas/v028/bg028111.pdf https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=8MNgAAAAcAAJ
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has abstract	The Tolzey Court was a court with civil jurisdiction that was held in the English city of Bristol. First mentioned in 1344, it may have developed out of the borough hundred court. It was originally held in a room on Corn Street but later moved to the Bristol Guildhall on Broad Street. The court absorbed the Mayor's Court and at least one of Bristol's court of piepowders. The Tolzey Court was limited in jurisdiction to actions arising in Bristol or its liberties and could award costs with no upper limit. It was valued by plaintiffs for its use of some aspects of lex mercatoria law, including the ability to try cases in the absence of a defendant and apply the principle of foreign attachment to recover costs from defendant's debtors. In the Victorian era it commonly used juries, which were otherwise unusual in civil trials. The Tolzey Court became popular in the 1960s as its fees were lower than the High Court or county court. It was prevented from hearing repossession cases by the and abolished by the Courts Act 1971. (en)
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